Restaurants and food businesses have the potential to create so much consistent mouth watering content to get their customers into their doors, but they're failing. They're failing because their plate is too full.
When you're scrolling on social media, have you ever come across some restaurant that took a bad video or a picture of their food? Say it's linguine with Alfredo sauce on a white plate. It's on a white table and you can't see with a noodle lens. And that plate begins. Or maybe you've been to that restaurant before and you know they have good stuff but, when you look at their post, you think maybe it's not as good as I remember. Or worse, you haven't been to that food place. And by looking at this post, you're definitely not going to try it out now. Nope! That bad post just hurt a business.
Maybe you're that restaurant owner who just posted specials of the week. You do it once a week and you wonder why you're not gaining any traction or making any new customers. You now don't see the point of making time to promote yourself on social media. You got a restaurant to run anyway. Listen social media for food businesses is frustrating, and that's why I created Full Plate Films.
We help restaurants create good looking content with meaningful stories that will get customers enjoying your food. We take on the burden of content creation, media management, and social scheduling so that restaurants and food businesses can rest assured. Meaningful, quality content is going out consistently, allowing restaurants and food businesses to do what they do best create amazing food and amazing experiences.
If you need help with content, social media planning Full Plate Films helps restaurants achieve just that. I'm Dan, that's the full plate. All right, take care everyone. Bye.
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